Amour thought she knew what her life would look like. A husband. A son. A successful career. A beautiful home.
From the outside, she has everything a woman could want. But behind closed doors, her five-year marriage has left her feeling unheard, unseen, and slowly disappearing inside the life she worked so hard to build.
Then she meets Thomas.
He’s younger, funny, attentive—and carrying a past he isn’t proud of. What begins as one harmless conversation becomes the one place Amour feels free to be herself. The more Thomas makes her laugh, listens to the things she’s afraid to say, and loves the parts of her she thought she had lost, the harder it becomes to remember where friendship ends and betrayal begins.
Soon, Amour is living two lives: one with the husband she once promised forever, and another with the man she never expected to love.
But Thomas has secrets of his own. And when his past begins reaching for the future they’ve imagined together, Amour is forced to confront a painful truth:
Sometimes love can be real and still come with consequences.
She may be guilty of cheating. Guilty of lying. Guilty of breaking hearts.
But is she really guilty for loving him?
Guilty for Loving You is an emotionally charged contemporary romance about forbidden love, marriage, betrayal, second chances, accountability, and the dangerous line between loving someone and losing yourself.
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Amour thought she knew what her life would look like. A husband. A son. A successful career. A beautiful home.
From the outside, she has everything a woman could want. But behind closed doors, her five-year marriage has left her feeling unheard, unseen, and slowly disappearing inside the life she worked so hard to build.
Then she meets Thomas.
He’s younger, funny, attentive—and carrying a past he isn’t proud of. What begins as one harmless conversation becomes the one place Amour feels free to be herself. The more Thomas makes her laugh, listens to the things she’s afraid to say, and loves the parts of her she thought she had lost, the harder it becomes to remember where friendship ends and betrayal begins.
Soon, Amour is living two lives: one with the husband she once promised forever, and another with the man she never expected to love.
But Thomas has secrets of his own. And when his past begins reaching for the future they’ve imagined together, Amour is forced to confront a painful truth:
Sometimes love can be real and still come with consequences.
She may be guilty of cheating. Guilty of lying. Guilty of breaking hearts.
But is she really guilty for loving him?
Guilty for Loving You is an emotionally charged contemporary romance about forbidden love, marriage, betrayal, second chances, accountability, and the dangerous line between loving someone and losing yourself.